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Entry deadline for Bloom 2011

Entry deadline for Bloom 2011

On a recent trip to Regina, my sweet hubby brought back a fragrant surprise: a bag of coffee grounds! A popular coffee shop is making an effort to go greener, and bag up their coffee grounds in five pound bags for recycling.
State of the ocean report a wake-up call

State of the ocean report a wake-up call

Oceans keep us alive. They provide food, oxygen, water, medicines, and recreation. They help protect us from climate change by absorbing and storing carbon dioxide.
Sucker Punch is a danger to itself and others

Sucker Punch is a danger to itself and others

Sucker Punch (DVD/Blu-Ray) - Dir. Zack Snyder. Starring Emily Browning, Vanessa Hudgens, Abbie Cornish. An unfortunate attempt at an original property by writer/director Zack Snyder (300, Watchmen).
Editorial cartoon

Editorial cartoon

E-mail, E-banking and E-billing will E-liminate Canada Post workers.
EDITORIAL - Hoping for a lesson from tragedy

EDITORIAL - Hoping for a lesson from tragedy

There are some things we just do not expect to have happen in a small city we believe to be safe. Topping that list is the idea of someone being murdered when they go to work.
How to become an environmentalist

How to become an environmentalist

Young people often ask me what they have to do to be environmentalists. They want to make a difference. My answer is, "Follow your heart. Do what you love most and pursue it with passion.
What makes a glorious land?

What makes a glorious land?

God, keep our land glorious and free, we Canadians croon each time sing our national anthem. But what makes a glorious country? I'd almost bet my buttons that at least some of it has something to do with people like Marg and her tribe.
Get on the bus for garden tour

Get on the bus for garden tour

Come with me, gardeners, as I tell you about a breath-taking garden that we were lucky enough to tour a short time ago.
Spring floods a test of fortitude

Spring floods a test of fortitude

For even longer than the almost-106-years that Saskatchewan has been a province, the weather has tested the fortitude of its rural residents. Drought, hail, tornadoes and the infamously long, cold winters have shaped the character of rural people.
EDITORIAL - Cartoon

EDITORIAL - Cartoon